Euromoney Finance: The tangible benefits of Brexit – Euromoney magazine

Matthew Elliott, political adviser to Shore Capital

Matthew Elliott, political adviser to Shore Capital

Matthew Elliott, former chief executive of Vote Leave, the campaign group that in 2016 persuaded just enough UK voters they would be better off outside the EU, explained on Wednesday that the country now needs to think about the tangible benefits of Brexit to its financial services industry.

Elliott is now a political adviser to Shore Capital, the investment group whose founder Howard Shore is a prominent backer of the UKs Conservative party and supporter of Brexit.

Elliott offered his thoughts alongside Shores non-executive chairman Xavier Rolet, former head of the London Stock Exchange, and research chief Clive Black.

Sadly, those tangible benefits arent immediately obvious anywhere in their 2,800 words.

The three admit that whilst the question is quite straightforward, the answer is more involved, multi-faceted, multi-agency and multi-lateral.

It sounds like one of those games of 3D chess Elliotts old pal Dominic Cummings used to enjoy, possibly even a 4D game.

Apparently,

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